SpaceX is reusable Falcon 9 The rocket made a very fiery and failed landing attempt after a recent Stalink mission. The rocket crashed into the Atlantic Ocean, marking the end of a string of 267 successful landings.

US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), launched an investigation into the failed landing. “The FAA spokesman said in a statement:The incident involved the failure of a Falcon 9 booster rocket during landing on a drone ship at sea. any civilian injury or damage to public property “not reported” While using the expression “Falcon 9 “The return to flight of the booster rocket is contingent upon the FAA’s determination that systems, processes or procedures related to the anomaly do not impact public safety.” He finished as follows.

The Polaris Dawn mission may be in jeopardy

Rocket with review temporary flight ban also came. This could cause delays for the Polaris Dawn mission, which will carry four passengers and perform the first private spacewalk in history. Polaris was expected to launch later this week.

Such studies are often very fast is being resolved. The investigation, which will consist of SpaceX managing the investigation itself and then the FAA evaluating the findings, is expected to be completed in a short time.

SpaceX, for the second time this year has this kind of problems. The last year when the company had a similar problem before 2016 was.